JSFiddle - React, Tailwind, and code Playground
by jasonwilczak
HTML
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JavaScript
/*
This is the simplest version. Basically there's a 'full table scan' for each call to UserServiceFindUser. Each time, all
of the data elements are traversed and the results built from what matches the function parameter values.
*/
/*
Define the fields as well as how their value can be extracted from the record and what sort of comparisons should be
done to determine a match.
*/
const company = {
value: function (pRecord) {
return pRecord.company;
},
isMatch: function (pRecord, pValue) {
return isExtractedStandardMatch(pRecord, "company", pValue)
}
};
const job = {
value: function (pRecord) {
return pRecord.job;
},
isMatch: function (pRecord, pValue) {
return isExtractedStandardMatch(pRecord, "job", pValue)
}
};
const name = {
value: function (pRecord) {
if (!isEmpty(pRecord.name)) {
let parts = pRecord.name.split(" ");
if (parts.length > 0) {
return parts[parts.length - 1];
}
}
return null;
},
isMatch: function (pRecord, pValue) {
if (!isExtractedStandardMatch(pRecord, "name", pValue)) {
const lastNameValue = name.value(pRecord);
return isStandardMatch(lastNameValue, pValue);
} else {
return true;
}
}
};
PrintOutResults("Hello World");
//TODO update the "UserServiceFindUser" function to return developers that work at the specified company only
var developersAtAwesomeSauceInc = UserServiceFindUser(null, "developer", "awesome sauce inc.");
PrintOutResults("Developers at Awesome Sauce Inc.", developersAtAwesomeSauceInc);
//TODO update the "UserServiceFindUser" function to return all people that work at the specified company
var peopleAtPandance = UserServiceFindUser(null, null, "pandance");
PrintOutResults("People at Pandance", peopleAtPandance);
//TODO update the "UserServiceFindUser" function to return all developers that work at the...